The Hidden Cost of Inaction: Why Waiting on FISP Will Cost Your Board More
Waiting on FISP (Local Law 11) doesn’t save money—it increases risk, repair costs, and resident disruption. This guide explains how delayed façade inspections lead to emergency work, higher assessments, and lost planning opportunities for NYC co-op and condo boards.
Local Law 97 Deadline 2026: What NYC Co-op & Condo Boards Must Know Now
The 2026 Local Law 97 deadline is approaching fast, and many NYC co-op and condo boards don’t realize they’re now required to comply. If your building didn’t file in 2025, your first emissions report is due May 1, 2026. This guide breaks down which buildings are affected, what’s required, and the most commonly overlooked compliance issues—so your board can prepare early and avoid costly mistakes.
The NYT on ‘Additional Insured’ Requirements — Here’s What Boards and Owners Should Take Away
No matter where you live—or what type of property you own—you’ve probably encountered this term.
Think Electrifying Your Co-op Is Easy? Think Again.
Have you ever started one project—just one—and suddenly found yourself juggling three?
That’s exactly what happened with one Upper West Side co-op that set out to electrify their building. The board wanted to comply with Local Law 97, reduce carbon emissions, and future-proof their property.
NYC Co-op & Condo Budgeting
Avoid the Year-End Scramble with Smart Planning
Imagine owning a business. You only look at your finances once a year — in Q4 — and you never think about future growth, upcoming expenses, or risks.
Would that business thrive? Probably not.
Yet that’s exactly how many co-op and condo boards handle their buildings’ budgets.
Why Every NYC Co-op & Condo Needs a New Board Member Onboarding Process
Because You’d Never Hire an Employee Without One—So Why Do We?
Imagine getting hired for a job at a company—without any training, job description, or handbook. No one tells you who to report to, what your responsibilities are, or where the policies live. You're just expected to “figure it out.”
Unthinkable, right? And yet, that’s exactly how many NYC co-op and condo boards operate when welcoming new members.
Inside NYC Co-op Board Operations
The Real Reason Projects Get Delayed
Hint: It’s not laziness. It’s logistics.
If you've ever wondered why it takes so long for your building to complete a simple repair or make a decision—you're not alone. In fact, if you don’t live in a co-op, you might be shocked to learn just how slow things can move.
Creating a Five-Year Capital Plan for Your NYC Coop or Condo
The Real Costs of Deferred Maintenance (Yes, It Adds Up Fast)
You wouldn't skip your annual physical check-ups, right?
Your building needs the same kind of care.
Let’s walk you through how to create one that actually works—saving your board time, money, and stress.
NYC Coop and Condo Boards: Plan Now for the 2027 Elevator Safety Retrofit Deadline
What Is a Plunger —And Why Should You Care?
A plunger acts like the emergency in your car. It prevents an elevator from moving unexpectedly while people are getting in or out.
Why Is It So Hard to Get Quorum (and New Board Members) in NYC Coops?
If you’re on a coop or condo board, you already know: getting enough shareholders or unit owners to show up at the annual meeting can feel like pulling teeth. And when it comes to finding people willing to run for the board? That’s often even harder.